Guide to Hostbooters, IRCd, Shells

Im just going straight to it alright guys.

Host Booters: Downloads.. Visit Brents Downloads.

I know thats his Tutorial.. This is explained more.

Code 
XR 1.4/2.1 Guide:

Go to Hostbooter.com and dowload all the .OCX files and move them to system32.

OR

Download http://www.ascentive.com/support/new/libraryfiles.exe

Testing the Client:

Next Download your XR Client and Bot(server).

Once youve downloaded them first see if your XR will open without errors. (to see if youve added the .OCX files correctly)

Creating the DNS:

Go to no-ip.com and register. Once youve registered create a host(dns host) that is three(3) letters long. (example: xxx.no-ip.info)

Downloading the Hex editor: http://www.hhdsoftware.com/Products/home/hex-editor-free.html

Hexing the XR bot(server):

Now open your bot.exe (server.exe) in your hex editor, press Ctrl+f and search for no-ip. Now you will see a three(3) letter name before .no-ip

edit the three(3) letter name to your dns you just created. then save as .exe

Port Forwarding your Router:

First open CMD and type ipconfig. The ip address will show up as 192.168.x.x. (ipv4 is for wireless connections or other computers on the network)

Login to your router (Its usually 192.168.1.1)

Netgear:

Go to firewall settings, Then add a undefined setting (something close to that) and add 3070 for TCP and UDP, leave the settings below that blank for default. Once that is done change to your computer (combo box), then it will load, once loaded go to your newly added port setting and click add, once added scroll down and in the bottom right corner click done (to save changes).

Linksys:

Go to applications and gaming, once that is done you will see a table. This is fairly easy. For the name of the setting put hostbooter or whatever you would like. Then for the ports put 3070, 3070. Then for type of forward put Both. Then put your computers ip. Then tick the check box for enabling the rule and hit save changes at the bottom right.

Now lets see what you got done.

Downloading the XR Client and Bot

Downloading the Hex Editor

Downloading the .OCX files

Creating a DNS

Port forwarding

Now all you need to do is test your bot to see if it connects, if this is done correctly it will.

Code 
BioZombie Guide:

Go to Hostbooter.com and dowload all the .OCX files and move them to system32.

OR

Download http://www.ascentive.com/support/new/libraryfiles.exe

Testing the Client:

Next Download your BioZombie Client and Bot(server).

Once youve downloaded them first see if your XR will open without errors. (to see if youve added the .OCX files correctly)

Creating the DNS:

Go to no-ip.com and register. Once youve registered create a host(dns host) that is seven(7) letters long. (example: 1234567.no-ip.info)

Downloading the Hex editor: http://www.hhdsoftware.com/Products/home/hex-editor-free.html

Hexing the Bio bot(server):

Now open your bot.exe (server.exe) in your hex editor, press Ctrl+f and search for no-ip. Now you will see a seven(7) letter name before .no-ip

edit the three(3) letter name to your dns you just created. then save as .exe

Port Forwarding your Router:

First open CMD and type ipconfig. The ip address will show up as 192.168.x.x. (ipv4 is for wireless connections or other computers on the network)

Login to your router (Its usually 192.168.1.1)

Netgear:

Go to firewall settings, Then add a undefined setting (something close to that) and add 3174 for TCP and UDP, leave the settings below that blank for default. Once that is done change to your computer (combo box), then it will load, once loaded go to your newly added port setting and click add, once added scroll down and in the bottom right corner click done (to save changes).

Linksys:

Go to applications and gaming, once that is done you will see a table. This is fairly easy. For the name of the setting put hostbooter or whatever you would like. Then for the ports put 3174, 3174. Then for type of forward put Both. Then put your computers ip. Then tick the check box for enabling the rule and hit save changes at the bottom right.

Now lets see what you got done.

Downloading the BioZombie Client and Bot

Downloading the Hex Editor

Downloading the .OCX files

Creating a DNS

Port forwarding

Now all you need to do is test your bot to see if it connects, if this is done correctly it will.

Code 
MetuS 2.8 and Modded Versions Guide:

Creating the DNS:

Assuming you have a no-ip.com or dyndns.com account create a dns with any amount of letters and numbers you want.

Creating the bot(server):

Before we start make sure your metusclient.exe and stub.exe are in the same location.

Open MetuS 2.8 and go to the server Builder tab.

Once there create a new profile.

Then enter in you port you want the bots to connect on (preferibly default is 3174)

Then enter in your host; which would be your dns.

Tick the box for USB (USB is outdated on MetuS)

Then save your profile

Then hit build

If a window pops up saying server successfully created goodjob.

(Check if theres a server.exe in your MetuS 2.8 location.

Port Forwarding your Router:

First open CMD and type ipconfig. The ip address will show up as 192.168.x.x. (ipv4 is for wireless connections or other computers on the network)

Login to your router (Its usually 192.168.1.1)

Netgear:

Go to firewall settings, Then add a undefined setting (something close to that) and add 3174 for TCP and UDP, leave the settings below that blank for default. Once that is done change to your computer (combo box), then it will load, once loaded go to your newly added port setting and click add, once added scroll down and in the bottom right corner click done (to save changes).

Linksys:

Go to applications and gaming, once that is done you will see a table. This is fairly easy. For the name of the setting put hostbooter or whatever you would like. Then for the ports put 3174, 3174. Then for type of forward put Both. Then put your computers ip. Then tick the check box for enabling the rule and hit save changes at the bottom right.

Now lets see what you got done.

Downloading the MetuS 2.8

Creating a DNS

Port forwarding

Creating your server.exe

Now all you need to do is test your bot to see if it connects, if this is done correctly it will.

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Note: This is not done yet, i will be editing this (with pictures i think)